When Spring Comes
It was spring when the sun came out
And the guineafowl made a fuss
The peacock strutted himself about
And showed us all his stuff
The mayflies took their special place
And the crappies began to bite
We camped outside once again
And fished all through the night
The little lake was a heron scene
And the fisherman savored the day
Knowing the bass of our dreams
Was just a cast away
The butterflies flew once again
And tasted the flowers bright
With their wings up in the wind
And floating them way up high
The robins landed one special day
And ran there all around
They stood proudly everywhere
With an earthworm dangling down
It was good with all these things
Many shiny and many new
A far cry from the winter cold
That left us feeling blue
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I really feel like you would make a great or even a fantastic children's book writer. Your poems mention animals in a special way, and adults need to learn more about all the special animals that live on our planet, but children; just the mention and image of a animal , it really opens up a new world to them. You are very talented and your poems are very unique in a special kind of way with the ability to be funny and to speak to a audience of all ages. Keep up the good work. ❤ 😊❤ 💕❤💕
Thanks so much China! I really do appreciate your comments. Who knows? I may write a childrens' book some day! It's feedback like yours that keep me going in the meantime! I write simply for the enjoyment of writing, but l would really be proud to say that I am a real author. Thanks again!
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